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| Trae1976 | Cerma-Glow ceramic header polish | ||
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Anyone here ever used this stuff?
I have a set of Dynomax ceramic coated headers that need a good cleaning and polishing. They have a few "stained" areas from burnt fluids, along with a few light scuffs. We also thought about trying a ceramic stove-top cleaner, but haven't gone that far yet. Any suggestions?  |
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Posted on: 2009/3/17 18:21
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| itlgo2 | Re: Cerma-Glow ceramic header polish | ||
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Posted on: 2009/3/17 21:03
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| Trae1976 | Re: Cerma-Glow ceramic header polish | ||
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Hmm, interesting. I wouldn't have thought about that. I won't be removing the headers to clean them - is it easy to use by hand? |
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Posted on: 2009/3/18 12:13
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| itlgo2 | Re: Cerma-Glow ceramic header polish | ||
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I am not one to really gush over products
but i must admit, it is the easiest on and off product i have used, looks kinda like milk, not really pasty, rub it on, it dries quick, micro fiber towell it comes right off, best stuff i have found, no shit |
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Posted on: 2009/3/19 3:55
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